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Early betting trends for Randwick October 21

Breednet - Friday October 20

Punters are finding it difficult to get excited about Saturday's meeting at Randwick with only light activity so far.

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The most action comes early in the first race of the day for two-year-olds with money coming for Alshahhad, Tactical Formation and Fiesta.

Below are the early firmers in early betting on Saturday's Randwick meeting.

Race

No.

Horse

Fluctuations

1

1

Alshahhad

$11 - $6.50

1

5

Tactical Formation

$7 - $4.20

1

7

Fiesta

$3.60 - 2.90

2

6

Kaonic

$3.40 - 2.90

2

10

Luvaluva

$13 - $10

4

3

Admiral Jello

$3.30 - $3.10

5

4

Improvement

$6 - $5

5

5

Shazeel Lee

$18 - $13

5

8

Wayanka

$11 - $8

5

10

Pumpkin Pie

$8 - $5

7

6

Diddums

$5 - $3.80

7

11

White Moss

$10 - $7

8

2

Black On Gold

$7.50 - $7

9

11

New Universe

$3.50 - $2.90

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